Office_of_the_Deputy_Mayor_for Planning_and_Economic_Development Key Initiatives Anacostia Waterfront  Commercial Revitalization: reSTORE DC District-wide Development Pipeline Great Streets Mayor's Housing Initiative Neighborhood Development Projects Neighborhood Investment Fund  Neighborhood Plans  New Communities Opportunities and Financing     Agency Calendar Citywide Economic Incentives Development Opportunities Procurement Opportunities Tools and Partnerships   FOIA - Frequently Asked Questions       DMPED NEWS District Selects Partner for $5M Redevelopment of Georgia Avenue Storefronts District selected Donatelli Development and Mosaic Urban Partners to develop three properties along the 3800 block of Georgia Avenue. Full Text District Starts Vertical Construction at Walker Jones School First new school and library built by Fenty Administration. Full Text District Receives Four Proposals for Long-Vacant Brightwood Housing Complex A partner could be selected by the end of the summer and the project could be finished as early as June 2010. Full Text Fenty Details Major Economic Development Accomplishments on the Anniversary of AWC and NCRC Merger The District has made significant progress on more than two dozen key development projects in National Capital Revitalization Corp. and Anacostia Waterfront Corp. portfolios in the 12 months since the District took control of the former corporation’s assets. Full Text                 Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development John A. Wilson Building 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Suite 317 Washington, DC 20004   (202) 727-6365